What is Blemiderm therapy?

Blemiderm is a holistic approach to acne treatment that works on different levels of the skin. The therapy focuses on regulating sebum production, unclogging pores, reducing inflammation and improving skin texture. The therapy includes professional in-office treatments and at-home care for comprehensive and long-lasting results.

How does Blemiderm therapy work?

The first step is a consultation with a dermatologist or cosmetologist, who assesses the patient's skin condition, diagnoses the type of acne and selects the appropriate treatment method.

Blemiderm therapy consists of a series of three in-office treatments every 15 days. The treatments are designed to intensively cleanse the skin, reduce inflammation and prepare the epidermis for further home care.

After completing treatments in the office, the patient continues therapy at home for a period of 3 months. During this time, he applies the appropriate preparations.

• Blemiderm Treatment - a night gel-cream containing 10% azelaic acid and liposomal retinol, which regulates sebum production and stimulates skin renewal.
• Blemiderm Resurfacing Gel - an exfoliating gel that improves skin texture and prevents clogging of pores.
• Blemiderm Mask - a cleansing mask that reduces excess sebum and has an antibacterial effect.
• Blemiderm Pre-Peel - a preparation that prepares the skin for exfoliation treatments.

In addition, it is recommended to use the dietary supplement Blemiderm Caps, which helps treat acne from within, improving the condition of the skin.

What is the duration of Blemiderm therapy?

The total duration of Blemiderm therapy is about 3 months. The first effects are visible after just a few weeks, but full results require systematic use of both in-office treatments and home care.

Contraindications to Blemiderm therapy

Blemiderm therapy is not recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, have active herpes, are prone to scarring, or have active purulent acne. It should not be performed during radiation or chemotherapy, recent surgery on the treatment site, or if you have used retinoids in the past 6 months.